Or was it, as his rivals claim, merely window dressing designed to conceal as well as reveal? |
Superficially, there may appear to be a change but it takes more than window dressing to affect real change. |
My impression of Xena from the TV days was of a frivolous show with attractive window dressing. |
Tell him of your down-the-line fears and your wish not to be window dressing, if that's what he has in mind. |
Some poets in Tottel's text did employ religious vocabulary as rhetorical window dressing. |
Many faculty see shared governance as window dressing for rather dictatorial rule. |